Hi, One of our customers manufactures an RF and IPL Aesthetic device with a number of hand-pieces/applicators for skin treatment, hair removal, etc. The device is a non-consumer device per the definitions in Part 18. The power lines conducted emission limits as appear in Part 18 do not seem appropriate for this device. Any ideas????
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